EP0466216A2 - Reciprocating brush for general surface cleaning, operated by the actual wash water - Google Patents
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- This invention relates to a brush for general surface cleaning, of the type operated by the actual cleaning or wash water.
- An object of the invention is to provide a brush operated by its wash water, with particularly high cleaning characteristics or capacity.
- a further object is to provide a brush able to clean surfaces comprising relatively narrow undersurface regions or recesses, such as grooves or channels.
- a further object is to provide a brush able to correctly clean regions in proximity to corners or edges, as in the case for example of vehicle window surfaces in general.
- a brush of this type does not enable such known devices to clean to the desired extent those surfaces comprising relatively narrow channels and corner regions as stated in the introduction.
- the present invention provides a cleaning brush which achieves the aforesaid objects within the context of a simple and rational design which is extremely versatile in use.
- the proposed brush is of the type comprising a casing housing an impeller with which a wash water entry nozzle is tangentially associated, at the base of said casing there being provided a cleaning member comprising at least one slide block arranged transversely to the impeller axis and lowerly provided with a mass of cleaning bristles, and linked to the impeller shaft in such a manner as to be subjected to reciprocating rectilinear movement transversely to said shaft.
- an eccentric-motion device such as a crank provided on said shaft and engaging a respective seat provided in said at least one slide block.
- Said eccentric-motion device preferably consists of an off-centre disc driven by the impeller shaft, and in a preferred embodiment of the invention the cleaning member consists of two side-by-side or frontal coplanar slide blocks made to slide with reciprocating rectilinear motion in phase opposition.
- this latter form of construction has the advantage, compared with the former, of being perfectly balanced with regard to the inertial forces due to said reciprocating motion, and being easier to use.
- the invention is able to clean practically any type of surface, including surfaces comprising recesses with corners and relatively narrow grooves.
- the slide blocks are of right angled and preferably rectangular shape in plan view, and are driven with reciprocating rectilinear motion.
- slide blocks can be arranged such that their bristles are able to act effectively also in particularly difficult regions such as the aforesaid.
- the casing containing the impeller can be orientated at will relative to its support member, such as a hollow handgrip through which the wash water is fed.
- FIGS. 1 and 2 show a casing comprising a hollow body 1 of substantially rectangular plan (Figure 2), which is provided at its top with a central circular aperture 100 sealedly closed by a removable cover 2, its lower mouth being occupied by two side-by-side coplanar plates 3 (see Figure 1) reciprocatingly slidable in phase opposition, as will be apparent hereinafter.
- the plates 3 (or slide blocks) are of elongate form with their longitudinal axes parallel to that of the body 1, and are arranged to slide parallel to their axes.
- a central vertical cylindrical support 4 in which a shaft 7 is rotatably mounted by way of a bush 6.
- a bladed impeller indicated by 8, tangentially to which there is provided a wash water feed nozzle 9.
- the nozzle 9 is connected to an inclined inlet pipe stub 10 provided above and to the side of the cover 2 (see Figure 1) and disposed radially to it ( Figure 2).
- Said pipe stub 10 is arranged to be connected to a hollow handgrip, such as a handle, which is itself intended to be connected to a convenient source of pressurized water, such as the main water supply.
- said bush 6 cooperates with an overlying bush 66, which is mounted on the top of the shaft 7, and is inserted into a hollow cylindrical stem 11 projecting from the cover 2.
- This latter extends into the hollow body 1 by means of a skirt 12, which is peripherally provided with four equidistant outer lower teeth 13.
- the circular aperture 100 of the body 1 comprises four equidistant small projecting lips 14, under which said teeth 13 are fixed by rotating the cover 2 relative to the body 1.
- the pipe stub 10 and hence the corresponding handgrip can be positioned either as shown by full lines in Figure 2, ie orthogonal to the direction of travel of the plates 3, or perpendicular to the illustrated position, ie parallel to said travel direction. This is for the reason stated in the introduction.
- the ring 17 and/or the arms 16 are elastically deformable, these latter being inserted through corresponding apertures provided in the skirt 12 ( Figures 1, 2).
- said toothed sectors and toothings 150 By virtue of said toothed sectors and toothings 150, once the cover 2 has been locked onto the body 1 in one of the aforestated positions, the cover 2 and hence the handgrip can be swivelled from one side to the other of the central locking position indicated by A in Figure 2.
- said three positions A, B, C, defined by the toothed engagement 15-150 are angularly spaced apart by about 4', but said angle can be different. Further positions can also be made available by simply increasing the number of teeth on the toothings 150.
- the facing edges of the two side-by-side plates 3 comprise two overlying ledges 30 each provided with a central transverse seat 33 open towards the free end of the corresponding ledge 30.
- Said two seats 33 house two off-centre discs 70 provided on the shaft 7 and having diametrically opposite eccentricity, so that the two plates 3 are drive with reciprocating rectilinear motion in phase opposition.
- Tufts of cleaning bristles 31 are fixed in known manner to the underside of the plates 3, to receive the water falling from above, via a series of passages 32 provided in the ledges 30 and in the plates ( Figure 3).
- the lower aperture of the hollow body 1 is constantly closed by the two plates 3, so that all the wash water reaches the mass of bristles 31.
- each plate 3 is supported lowerly by a widened head 77 rigid with the shaft 7, each plate 3 being upperly provided with two opposing lateral support/sliding elements 34 (see Figures 3 and 4).
- Each element 34 extends parallel to the longitudinal axis of the plates 3 (or to their travel direction) and is of right-angled cross-section (Figure 4), under the horizontal arm of which there snap-engages an elastic profiled tongue 35 deriving from the hollow body 1.
- the described construction represents only one of the preferred embodiments.
- the cleaning member can consist of only one plate (see Figure 6A) made to slide forwards and backwards in a direction transverse (perpendicular) to the shaft 7.
- the cleaning member can consist of two coplanar plates arranged one in front of the other (see Figure 6D) rather than side by side as in Figures 3 and 6B, so that they slide forwards and backwards with a mutual approach and withdrawal reciprocating motion.
- the cleaning member consists of two plates disposed side by side or frontally as stated, it is also possible for only one of them to be driven with reciprocating. rectilinear motion, the other remaining stationary, as shown in Figures 6G and 6E.
- the bladed impeller 8 is provided with a cup-shaped socket 80 for containing a speed reduction gear unit.
- Said unit comprises toothing 81 provided on the hub 82 of the impeller 8, said hub 82 being idly mounted on the shaft 7.
- Said toothing 81 engages toothing of larger diameter pertaining to a double gear 83, the other (upper) toothing of which is of smaller diameter than the preceding (lower) and engages a larger diameter gear 84 fixed onto the top of the shaft 7.
- a larger diameter gear 84 fixed onto the top of the shaft 7.
- cranks can be provided instead of the eccentric discs 70.
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Description
- This invention relates to a brush for general surface cleaning, of the type operated by the actual cleaning or wash water.
- An object of the invention is to provide a brush operated by its wash water, with particularly high cleaning characteristics or capacity.
- A further object is to provide a brush able to clean surfaces comprising relatively narrow undersurface regions or recesses, such as grooves or channels.
- A further object is to provide a brush able to correctly clean regions in proximity to corners or edges, as in the case for example of vehicle window surfaces in general.
- In this respect, such situations demonstrate the limits of the use of known cleaning devices comprising a flat discoidal or circular brush made to rotate about its axis by an encased impeller driven by the wash water.
- Basically, although provided with flexible bristles and made to rotate, a brush of this type does not enable such known devices to clean to the desired extent those surfaces comprising relatively narrow channels and corner regions as stated in the introduction.
- The present invention provides a cleaning brush which achieves the aforesaid objects within the context of a simple and rational design which is extremely versatile in use.
- According to the invention the proposed brush is of the type comprising a casing housing an impeller with which a wash water entry nozzle is tangentially associated, at the base of said casing there being provided a cleaning member comprising at least one slide block arranged transversely to the impeller axis and lowerly provided with a mass of cleaning bristles, and linked to the impeller shaft in such a manner as to be subjected to reciprocating rectilinear movement transversely to said shaft.
- This can be achieved by means of an eccentric-motion device such as a crank provided on said shaft and engaging a respective seat provided in said at least one slide block.
- Said eccentric-motion device preferably consists of an off-centre disc driven by the impeller shaft, and in a preferred embodiment of the invention the cleaning member consists of two side-by-side or frontal coplanar slide blocks made to slide with reciprocating rectilinear motion in phase opposition.
- It should be noted that this latter form of construction has the advantage, compared with the former, of being perfectly balanced with regard to the inertial forces due to said reciprocating motion, and being easier to use.
- By virtue of the aforesaid means the invention is able to clean practically any type of surface, including surfaces comprising recesses with corners and relatively narrow grooves. This is because the slide blocks are of right angled and preferably rectangular shape in plan view, and are driven with reciprocating rectilinear motion.
- Because of these characteristics the slide blocks can be arranged such that their bristles are able to act effectively also in particularly difficult regions such as the aforesaid.
- In addition, according to a further characteristic of the invention, to facilitate correct positioning of the slide blocks and hence of the bristles relative to the regions to be cleaned, the casing containing the impeller can be orientated at will relative to its support member, such as a hollow handgrip through which the wash water is fed.
- The characteristics and constructional merits of the invention will be apparent from the detailed description, given with reference to the accompanying figures which illustrate two preferred embodiments thereof by way of non-limiting example.
- Figure 1 is a section on the line I-I of Figure 2, showing a first embodiment of the invention.
- Figure 2 is a view from above of the preceding figure, with parts cut away to better illustrate parts which would otherwise be hidden.
- Figure 3 is a view from above of the pair of slide blocks which support the cleaning bristles.
- Figure 4 is a section on the line IV-IV of Figure 3.
- Figure 5 is a sectional view identical to Figure 1 but showing a second embodiment of the invention.
- Figures 6A and 6B are schematic views from above showing different embodiments of the cleaning member according to the invention.
- Said figures, and in particular Figures 1 and 2, show a casing comprising a
hollow body 1 of substantially rectangular plan (Figure 2), which is provided at its top with a centralcircular aperture 100 sealedly closed by aremovable cover 2, its lower mouth being occupied by two side-by-side coplanar plates 3 (see Figure 1) reciprocatingly slidable in phase opposition, as will be apparent hereinafter. The plates 3 (or slide blocks) are of elongate form with their longitudinal axes parallel to that of thebody 1, and are arranged to slide parallel to their axes. In the lower part of thebody 1 there is provided, supported by a series ofspokes 5, a central verticalcylindrical support 4 in which ashaft 7 is rotatably mounted by way of abush 6. - On this shaft there is fixed a bladed impeller, indicated by 8, tangentially to which there is provided a wash
water feed nozzle 9. Thenozzle 9 is connected to an inclinedinlet pipe stub 10 provided above and to the side of the cover 2 (see Figure 1) and disposed radially to it (Figure 2). Saidpipe stub 10 is arranged to be connected to a hollow handgrip, such as a handle, which is itself intended to be connected to a convenient source of pressurized water, such as the main water supply. - As can be seen in Figure 1, said
bush 6 cooperates with anoverlying bush 66, which is mounted on the top of theshaft 7, and is inserted into a hollowcylindrical stem 11 projecting from thecover 2. This latter extends into thehollow body 1 by means of askirt 12, which is peripherally provided with four equidistant outerlower teeth 13. Correspondingly, thecircular aperture 100 of thebody 1 comprises four equidistantsmall projecting lips 14, under which saidteeth 13 are fixed by rotating thecover 2 relative to thebody 1. It should be noted that by virtue of the described fixing means, thepipe stub 10 and hence the corresponding handgrip can be positioned either as shown by full lines in Figure 2, ie orthogonal to the direction of travel of theplates 3, or perpendicular to the illustrated position, ie parallel to said travel direction. This is for the reason stated in the introduction. - With reference to Figures 1 and 2, above said fixing lips 14 (Figure 1) there are provided
corresponding toothed sectors 15 with whichrespective toothings 150 engage when thecover 2 is fixed in position. These toothings are provided on the facing ends of corresponding shaped arms 16 (Figure 1) branching from a thin ring 18, this latter being located above theimpeller 8. - The
ring 17 and/or thearms 16 are elastically deformable, these latter being inserted through corresponding apertures provided in the skirt 12 (Figures 1, 2). By virtue of said toothed sectors andtoothings 150, once thecover 2 has been locked onto thebody 1 in one of the aforestated positions, thecover 2 and hence the handgrip can be swivelled from one side to the other of the central locking position indicated by A in Figure 2. - These two further positions B and C (see Figure 2), which straddle said central position A, obviously increase the applicability of the invention.
- In the illustrated example said three positions A, B, C, defined by the toothed engagement 15-150, are angularly spaced apart by about 4', but said angle can be different. Further positions can also be made available by simply increasing the number of teeth on the
toothings 150. - As can be seen in Figures 3 and 4, the facing edges of the two side-by-
side plates 3 comprise twooverlying ledges 30 each provided with a centraltransverse seat 33 open towards the free end of thecorresponding ledge 30. - Said two
seats 33 house two off-centre discs 70 provided on theshaft 7 and having diametrically opposite eccentricity, so that the twoplates 3 are drive with reciprocating rectilinear motion in phase opposition. - Tufts of
cleaning bristles 31 are fixed in known manner to the underside of theplates 3, to receive the water falling from above, via a series ofpassages 32 provided in theledges 30 and in the plates (Figure 3). - It should be noted that the lower aperture of the
hollow body 1 is constantly closed by the twoplates 3, so that all the wash water reaches the mass ofbristles 31. - Finally, as can be seen in Figure 1, the two
plates 3 are supported lowerly by a widenedhead 77 rigid with theshaft 7, eachplate 3 being upperly provided with two opposing lateral support/sliding elements 34 (see Figures 3 and 4). - Each
element 34 extends parallel to the longitudinal axis of the plates 3 (or to their travel direction) and is of right-angled cross-section (Figure 4), under the horizontal arm of which there snap-engages an elastic profiledtongue 35 deriving from thehollow body 1. - As stated heretofore, the described construction represents only one of the preferred embodiments. In this respect, instead of consisting of said two
plates 3, the cleaning member can consist of only one plate (see Figure 6A) made to slide forwards and backwards in a direction transverse (perpendicular) to theshaft 7. Again, the cleaning member can consist of two coplanar plates arranged one in front of the other (see Figure 6D) rather than side by side as in Figures 3 and 6B, so that they slide forwards and backwards with a mutual approach and withdrawal reciprocating motion. - Finally, it should be noted that if the cleaning member consists of two plates disposed side by side or frontally as stated, it is also possible for only one of them to be driven with reciprocating. rectilinear motion, the other remaining stationary, as shown in Figures 6G and 6E.
- These considerations are also valid for the embodiment shown in Figure 5, in which the elements corresponding to those described with reference to Figures 1 to 4 carry the same reference numerals for simplicity. As can be seen in Figure 5, in this further alternative embodiment the off-
centre discs 70 and thehead 77 pertain to an element fixed to the base of theshaft 7 by acoaxial screw 71. - In addition the
bladed impeller 8 is provided with a cup-shaped socket 80 for containing a speed reduction gear unit. - Said unit comprises toothing 81 provided on the
hub 82 of theimpeller 8, saidhub 82 being idly mounted on theshaft 7. - Said toothing 81 engages toothing of larger diameter pertaining to a
double gear 83, the other (upper) toothing of which is of smaller diameter than the preceding (lower) and engages alarger diameter gear 84 fixed onto the top of theshaft 7. Finally, although not shown, on the inner surface of thebody 1 there is provided a plurality of circumferentially equidistant inclined ribs arranged to guide the water stream discharged by the impeller towards theplates 3. - The merits and advantages of the invention are apparent from the aforegoing and from an examination of the accompanying figures.
- The invention is not limited to the embodiments illustrated and described, but covers all technical equivalents of the aforesaid means and their combinations, if implemented within the context of the following claims.
- For example cranks can be provided instead of the
eccentric discs 70.
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IT46834A IT1239210B (en) | 1990-05-04 | 1990-05-04 | ALTERNATIVE MOTOR BRUSH FOR CLEANING SURFACES IN GENERAL, OPERATED BY THE SAME WASHING WATER. |
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